“Morning—,” Jenny leaned forward and kissed Sloane softly

“Morning.” Sloane stretched and moaned. “What time is it?”

“It’s ten-fifteen; we didn’t go to bed until four this morning.” Jenny cuddled closer to Sloane. “I hate that I leave in a day or so—I wish I would have known you before.”   

“You shouldn’t linger on the past—just think of the future and on.” Sloane smiled at Jenny and kissed the tip of her nose. Jenny snuggled against Sloane’s neck and sighed.

“Jennifer breakfast is ready—,” Jenny looked up and saw her mother standing in her doorway. “Oh—I didn’t know you had company.”

“I’m sorry mom I should have told you, but you were sleeping, and you know how Warren gets when he finds out there’s women in the house besides you.”

“If you want your breakfast hot—come now. If your friend wants to stay—she’s welcomed.” She walked out of the room and closed the door. Jenny looked at Sloane.

“So do you want some breakfast?”

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“What do you think that did last night?” Dana took a drink of her coffee.

“Well Tina didn’t come home last night, and she’s not answering her phone. So I’m guessing—,” Helena looked at Alice.

“Tina got some last night.” She did a little dance in her chair.

“Well so did Bette—they both got some last night.” Carmen chimed in.

“Well isn’t Tina still with Angelina?” Alice looked at Sonja.

“Don’t you know how to ruin a moment.” Sonja smiled and shrugged.

“Sorry,” Helena kissed Sonja’s cheek.

“Well if Tina and Bette got it on last night, then more power to them.” Shane grabbed a hold of Carmen’s hand and leaned against her.

“If they do try to get back together, then shouldn’t Tina let Angelina know?” Dana looked around the table.

“You know what Tina’s a big girl—she’ll know what to do.” Kit took a seat at the table. “I was waiting for this moment to happen. Bette really needed to get her ass in gear because Tina wasn’t going to wait for Bette. I mean—Bette did take some desperate measure to get Tina to even look at her, but I do say thank you to you two—,” she pointed to Alice and Shane. “For getting Bette back into the game of getting her woman back.”